Addie Larue Movie Novels & Stories

After that intense round of lovemaking, the newlyweds were cuddled together, their eyes both fixed on Nicholas phone screen, watching a movie. By the time Nicholas was through with her and they were sated, it was already too late to go boat sailing, so they decided to bide their time by watching a movie. They were currently watching "Addiction," a movie with a lot of erotica scenes, and Mary had been giddy since the movie started. "Oh my." She gasped, shielding her eyes with her palms. Nicholas chuckled as he saw her reaction, amused by her squirming.

The shape Addie was in, there was no way she would have been able to drive. As soon as they were outside the compound gates, the three unknown shadows were on them. They made it safely to their new home. Addie was devastated. Lydia was worried as she feared she was in shock. The devastation on her daughter's face tore up her own heart. She managed to get her into the house to her new room. Then she went back out and got her bags. She looked next door and into the woods. The little flickers she saw let her know her shadows were there. She hoped this was all worth the hurt it caused Addie.

BACK TO PRESENT LARA's POV. I still can't believe that I just attended a Hollywood movie premiere and met Meryl Streep. I might hate Hollywood, but I love Meryl. If you had told Lara from five months that this would happen, she'd laugh in your face. Literally laugh. Someone pinch me. Also, I almost cry watching the screening of Golden Colors. Leo’s acting is absolutely captivating. Not that I’ll tell him, though. His ego is already big enough without me adding to it.

Still covering her mouth, Adora leaned toward her best friend’s ear and whispered, “This one doesn’t count. I’m still going for a second and third viewing. I want to contribute to the box office.” Laura nodded eagerly. “Same here.” The film’s aftereffects were too strong. That night, once she got home, Adora told Louis about it and arranged for the two of them to watch it together one evening. But alongside her obsession with the movie, she also caught the scent of a major business opportunity.

God knew I wouldn't have been able to face him if I had lost to him. I couldn't lose. I, Vance Tucker, wouldn't lose to anyone. The sound of something being pushed aside drew my attention from Adam to Flavia's cousin. She was standing in this weird way that reminded me of the horror films I used to watch behind my mother's back when I was ten. Her brown hair had formed a curtain covering her face. The guys turned their heads in her direction. The air in the room became deathly still except for the laboured breathing of the fool captured in Bobby and Manuel's tight grip.

Ellen's torment. “Let her go! Please, you are killing her!" Vivian pleaded, her voice trembling with both pain and concern, despite her own injuries. “Get the hybrid girl," Lara commanded with a chilling resolve, and Gova obediently strode towards Clara... The shattering sound of broken glass reverberated through the chaos, momentarily capturing everyone's attention. Adams burst into the building through the shattered window, his fierce gaze scanning the room. He was not alone. Ten other werewolves accompanied him, and the ensuing battle commenced.

Lara changed into an oversized hoodie and soft cotton shorts, tying her hair into a lazy bun before padding barefoot down to the living room where her family had gathered for movie night. Her Kuya Levi was flipping through N*****x, scrolling endlessly like he’d never actually choose something. Their parents were locked in a mild but familiar debate over what movie to watch. Her mom wanting something light and romantic, her dad argued for something action-packed. Lara chuckled to herself as she curled up in the single armchair near the corner. A throw pillow rested in her lap, and a bowl of fries balanced on her knees. The movie they eventually settled on was some romance-action movie—which s